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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-21
TURKEY.

April 18th, 1887.
D.. Lawson has just completed his flh
pond.
n; T. Hiser spent the latter part Of the week
ut Cincinnati.
Hunting school seems to be the order Of the
day among the teachers.
Arthur Ingledo. Of Allen county, arrived
here Tuesday evening on bicycle.
d. R. Glaze and family attended the quarter.
ly meeting at Cynthisns last Sabbath.
e. 8. Cumming, will attend the select school
st Belfast, taught by Professors Gall and Blair
Mr.. James Reed 10 lying quite low With
dropsy, and 1t 10 thought that be will mot
recover.
Thomas Cummings aud daughter, Miss
Mary, attend the quarterly meeting at Gym.
thians last Saturday aud sunday.
N. W. williams. who is teaching in the
northern part OF the county. came home to-day
TO visit his mother. who - quite sick.
School will dominance here Monday weak.
There have been about twenty applications
made for the school, but no one has been
hired.
We still hear the fsrmers wives complaining
OF their chickens being stolen. Bu' some one,
we suppose, Was not satished with chicken and
concluded that mutton was better. Mr.. VIM.
Batters had two sheep taken from his hock
sumo few weeks psst We think such work
should cease.
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The consumption of distilled spirits
has decreased more than one gallon per
capita since 1910, although the amour,
consumed is greatly increased. A recen,
compilation in the bureau of statistics
shows that the strong liquors are gradu.
ally going out of use, while milder
drinks are now in vogue. The prolonged
agitation of the temperance question
has had an effect even among drinkers
to make them boycott the fiery bug-juice
OF yore. The same statistics show a
big boom in the consumption of tea and
coffee and indicate growing tendency
to revolution in the matter of drinka.
hlea.
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The General Assembly bill for the
relief of INDECENT soldiers, sailors, and
marines and their INDECENT wives, widows
and minor children, published on ou,
first page last week, had no disgruntled
Democratic President to veto its provis
ions, and is perhaps a wiser measur.
than the dependent pension bill OF the
late Congress. The Soldiers Relief
Commission will look after the interests
OF those unfortunates who stood nobl,
for their country in trying days and are
now dependent upon assistance from
their mighty benefactor.
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RAlNSBOkO.

April 1vtn, l001
Fire got out on Samuel Coleman's premises
last Wednesday and did considerable damage
before its progress could be checked.
Mrs. Margaret Head, Of Hillsboro. wss CALI
Ing on friends In this vicinity Friday and Sst.
urday.
Mrs. Julia Scott, Of strinetowu, 10 visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Philip Roads, Of Main
street.
School began Monday with fair attendance.
The fruit buds We think we've not injured to
any great extent BY the freeze this morning.
William J. Redkey has been making some
needed improvements in the second story Of
bis business house on Main street.
Mrs. Malinda Gossett has been re-roofng
the east end Of her dwelling.
Frank Ayres, Of Hillsboro's jersey Creamery,
was here Friday and made arrangements with
bis men to begin gathering cream the first Of
May.
Curless Harrington, Of Harpers Station,
came over to spend the Sabbath with his
parents. and was taken down with the measles
q. Z. Roads made busfness trip to Jeffer.
sonville last week.
Mrs. Minerva Goasett 10 visiting her son at
Springfield, o.
The Sunday Schools and church services
here were slimly attended last Sabbath, on 40
count OF tho continuous rain.
Miss Minnie Gossett has gone to Sabins with
the expects ion Of remaining some time.
We are requested to say to the members Of
the VIM. H. rrimble Post Of the g. A. r., that
there is important business TO be transacted at
tie meeting next Saturday night, and full st.
tendance 10 wanted.
Paint township school board met at this
place yesterday, for the transaction Of business.
The streams in this vicinity were higher
Monday morning than they have been for the
pat three years. So say those who have given
these matters some attention.
F. E. Gossett and wife. Of Chillicothe, are
spending few days among their friends here.
Miss Ada Hixson is visiting friends at
Greenfield.
John aulitt, after spending several years in
view Of giving attention to other matters more
In harmony with his tastes.
Mrs. Nancy Kerns and Mrs. Naomi waddell
visited Miss Sadie Stultx near Sinking Spring
last week, and report her fast sinking with
pulmonary trouble.
Henry aettinger and wife and son Harry
returned from . pleasant visit among friends
near Chillicothe, the forepart of last week.
John Turley 10 able to be ont again, after
several weeks confinement with fever
Iraac Jones and Levi Moon have resumed
work on their new building on East Main
street. and will have 1t ready for occupancy in
the near future.
There are several new cases Of measles in
town. Thomas Kearns In among the recent
victims Also Misses DOllie Roads and Jessie
Browning.
H. X. Roads has the material on the ground
and began the erecting Of . building this
to be occupied BY his daughters
Maggie and Jessie o. . millinery store VIM
Sket n 10 doing the stone work and Charley
Knisley the carpenter work.
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The spirit of the press" has about
arrived at the conclusion that the aboli.
ton of the railroad pass is subterfuge.
The privileges of the road can be legiti.
mately accorded to newspapers in ex-
change for advertising. But in a great
many cases there would be pretty good
balance in favor of the scribes, if the
railroads paid for their advertisements at
regular rates. One editor says he has for
long years been doing 81 worth OF work
for fifty cents and heaves sigh of relief
at the thought of change. The lovely
relations between the railroads and the
press have wound up with hopelessly
broken engagement.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
Real Estate.

B. p and E. J. Scott, Executors, W. George
of Common Pleas. CHse No. l5O3
ORDER OF SALE.
AL pursuance of an order issued from the
U unity Of Highland snd State Of Ohio. M msde
~ the April term thereof A. D. 1887 and
TO me directed, VIII offer for sale at public
ne town Of HilisbOro, on
Saturday, Nay S1st, A. D. 1882,
Al O'Clock y. IN. OF said day, the fvllowips
described real estate, to-wit:
Lying aud being In said county OF High.
ianu, SiaIe Q q OHIO, part Of Thomas Parker's
wit: The nrsl tract beginning at . stOne in
the center Of the road from New Market To
BufOrd; thence with the center Of said Rad
s = pole. s:go: e IL .oas .:a sss; ssaS
70o 4 81 poles ~ y stone thence 4. 100 w
lO2 p,,les 10 !. stone thence = 20 3. siK pole:
thence N. i2S E. 20 poles IL the besinnins,
cont.,ning tony acres more or less.
New Marcel tow nshtp, beginning st stone
H. ". corner Of Gid JxcksOns land thence
running with hi. line W. 100 e. 8lH poles
shap per; thence with his line n. SOp W. 50
plles 10 \ stone. another OF his c.,rners, In d,
Kings line; thence with his line d. ilo W.
thence with snothsr Of his lines n TO- ". a
D pnies 10 stone s.w. CORNER 10 ssid Ktnv'x
anu ~ Leirin,er. n % line; thence with hts
Leini. seI; THENCE with another Of his lines
=. ~ e. 90 poles to The beginning.
SAID prelises p 2 been appraised at q, ,020
snI =. - can nGs Se ior 'sss IMAM t~o-tbirds OF
srerus Of sals-cssh on % dey % e ,sls; sov
Steel 4 HHHyh. Auys.
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Notice.

TOsEP 4 T. PATTON, of viilisca, Mont.
u gn'nery county, Inws. VIII iske notice
4. 1887. nle mis- petition In the Colomon
Pleas Court Of Highland county, Ohio, usk.
'nY 1uYgnent against the sstd Jo.eph r. Pat.
nfty c~nts. wt!n Interest from the LIST day OF
March, A. d. 1915. on certain prOmissory
is g. signed a.a q. ,ivsreS by the SAID Jo.sph
There WAS issued In said action an order of
at,achmsnt. which WAS levied upon tne IN
1s rs. p.r o. re
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iolioss: sssisniny ~ : History and WINE
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sp:s sn Fl -: sns q wSs S S: I:
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= = IL, u ~ poles :. = s,one; thence N. ~,
M.sorus.u JOhnson; thence Oh N. ~. 3.
". % poles 10 : stske, once = c.,rnsr 20
thence N. IL 70, v. si 81 poles 10 = sssSs end
two small dos wood. ~ Toe north bound ~
part; thence with said Hue =. 780, W 204 81
poles 10 the oeytnntpg. ceutstuiuY one hum
arsd and twenty and lhrer.tonrih acrss.
isnd cOnvsys0 by David o: Patton aud wifs
az ~ Sss I T. p.s.Sn 1S ds asi:S sss, mary
acre, rooos aud 81 p.lss. .eo0vsysd Sy
Jsinss q. PHftsyu ann wife To- Hugh =. WtsS,
y y :ss sssc "sssS g. .Hs M xSS
TSas.. y: :: s: ss q =
dated Jsis ii. isls. spd rsecrdsd 81 IL isid d DEED
record B.sOk ". pAxs ~. And scres aud :
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NEW BOSTON.

April lSths 1857.
Miss Lizzie CLARK 10 quite sick with pleurisy.
Miss Josie Morgan IL very sick wish typhoid
pneumonia.
Mr.. samuel Douglas and family have moved
TO Hillsbofo.
Master Bert Barnes and bis sister, Onie. are
confined to the house with measles.
MIR. VIM. Reveal. Of Bloom ington, Illinois,
was visiting his parents here last Saturday and
Sunday.
Our school has been small for few days on
account Of Guilds ana the dread Or fear of taking
the measles.
Miss Priscilla johnson 10 visiting her grand
parents this week, Mr.. and Mrs. jacob Foraker,
near Rainsboro.
Charles Grove, Of Frsnklin county, O.. ar
rived here ON the 18th int, to visit his parents
He will return the last Of this week.
Mrs Kate Smith, after several weeks visit to
her father, Mr.. Beuj Barnes, Of this place.
started for her home In Nebraska, on the 18
inst.
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If anybody imagines that our new
navy will be able to beat the stuffing out
nf the combined European monarchies
next Christmas, let him not deceive
himself longer. The star-eyed goddess
nf reform don't bestir herself about the
affairs of the National Capital at that
rate. Out of four vessels ordered to be
quilt by act of Congress four years ago,
only one is afoat. The remaining three
are dimly in prospect, likewise the re.
naming twenty-three provided for by
the recent bill. The formidable gems of
The ocean that are to amaze the natives
with the splendid majesty OF their pres.
ence and cause fear and trembling
among greedy Canadian bait. gathers are
still among the .auzy dreams of govern.
'nent architects, and our new navy won't
come with the tra-las that bloom in the
spring.
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CARM EL,

April 18th, 1887.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Sans have moved to
their farm near THE place. s
Frank McCoppin paid New Petersburg Q
business visit Que day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snider went 10 Chilli.
c.'ths on bu-iness "trip last Saturday
Mrs. Abba McC.'ppin 10 still lying In criti.
cal condition. She has been sick since the
2Ath Of Move mber.
Mrs Williams, OF Sabine, visited her sister,
Mrs Enos EubAnks, VI this place, who 10 very
sick With typhoid fever, Monday and Tuesday
Of last week.
The family OF Enos Eubanks 10 lAborirg
under very deep afflicti0n In the form Of ".
phoid fever. six OF the members, the mother
included. being sick with the dread disease.
and who was first stricken, seems TO be slow.
" recovering ct the present writing. The
others are still very sick.
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Notice to Contractors.

g EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y the Offlce OF the Clerk of tho Board of
Education Of New Market ownshtp, In New
Market, on the 2lst day Of May, 1887. until ~
nciOck 1T noon, for building u sonOOl.h house
ing Ia the plans and pecincatiOns on flle In
said Office. Each bid must con ntain the name
Of every persun interested In the IN me. and
s0ine distu uterested perss,. that, II tile bid is
accepted, contrast will be en- tered Into aud
the performance OF II properly secured. The
bid Tor each kind OF material called for by
tue specidcattOns mu be stated separwt ely ,
and the price Of sach given. aud the price O !
iahOr must also be separately stated. None
crpted, aud the Board may reject ~ bids
BY order OF the B,,xrd of E. iucation,
f. L. MCREYNOLDS, Clerk.
April 18th, 1887.
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snACKELTON.

April 18TH, 1851.
Mr.. Ellis Wilkin, Of near Sinking Spring,
called on friends here last Friday aud 5atur.
day.
Charles Lemon is . lucky man. He received
the oievatiDg position VI school director in
district No 0 iu New Market township.
P. W. Charles 4 Go, made preparation last
week to fnish up the clover hullinx which
they failed TO do last fell ON the account OF bad
W ather.
Mr.. James Polk, who had his bride rein
stolen from hts beast VII le attending . l+ctu, Q
ct Danvills sunday night week, has not yet
heard OF its whereabouts.
Rev. VIM. Smith will preach sermon on
"Baptism" the first Sunday In May in the Re-
formed Church In Danville. Everybody 10 in
vited to. attend. He will also preach In the
Presbyterian Church In New Market on the
following Sunday evening.
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DANVILLE.

april lStns l08I.
Rev. Briggs preached the funeral sermon OF
place.
Rev. Smith preached quite an able disoouros
on Sunday last from the text "Whoooover calls
on the name OF tbs Lord shall be ssvsd."
y Bspderson proposes 10 have his feed
mill In operation on every Saturday.
Walter, son Of 6Amusl Bishsr, vas consider.
ably bruised In cons qusncs Of about 200 ne OF
metal falling upon him. but 10 not considsrsd
dangssoasly hurt.
hadiaon Hswly, who has been on IL sioh
tst st hi brother JtfFtrs0n's for ssvssL daye.
hss rseovestdsafasisntly 70 rsturn 70 his hoGss.
Ar0 wllett hsgtns ~ sssssios Of . vesy
dns hoaas tbts vesk.
ohaa. hs0ssghlia vi1 bsnd ~ hsuas
TN suDDsg.
,i! Z; g ..s:s.;s . ~ |. .:s'.vi.s = s.sssslv
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MOWRYTOWN,

April 19th 1887.
L.. A. Galllett and boys are building barn
for John Ferguson.
Eli Funk is nursing sprained ankle.
Editors Kay & Hsucke were through here
Times-Star." They are attempting TO revive
the literature Of the 18th century.
Diehl Bro. bought Mp Q car :oad Of wheat the
past week.
Harry Fenwick has very bad case Of
measles.
We notice the smiling face Of T. H. Kay, one
OF our teachers who taught In Clinton county
the past winter.
J: J. Gslliett spent the latter part Of last
week with DR.. Vance, OF New Market
James Few. Amiel Rosselot aud others have
gone to work on the @. 4 e. R. n.
The English Presbyterians have organized
Sunday 6chcol t0 be held in the school house
on Sunday at 90 m.
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I.EgsDUisH.

Mrs. R. n. 0rifRth Il quite sick.
Al Flesher has returned from a visit Ia the
oil 6elds. ~ + ,s5 49, y,,-,TlT = tT.( 5
-. v...... $685.. a.. ,,,..,,... - A.. -..t
4, ES,rPshre 'P'"'' = ~ ~ '"' "o'-
~. % ~, ~. ...,,,.a ,-,,, ,,.,, a.
uaIn - Ia %; ooA ..' f''"r"0u iio"' ''''' "
Ao.v.o, .uu' ..slg ,I.s. .s...s,l
Hilisboro Monday. sJ
I. o. Guthrie, Of Wellington, Kansas, visited
OLD scqusintsnces mere iass week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Johnson visited relatives
10 Fayette county Friday aud Saturday.
The shoe factory started s.a,n MONDAY.
After two DAYS delay FOR repairs 70 the ENGINE.
49,. -. .-.... -....-.
Mssser M v,n Durcn s nrnu. @ .urnea 70 % ni. nome le
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The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers has none of its members implicated
in the extensive Panhandle robberies.
This old organization is remarkable for
its sagacious management in contrast
with the reckless societies OF more recent
origin. The theft looks like socialistic
desire to share in the profits of the com.
pany, and the thieving crews wanted
the lions share, too.
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DUNN'S CHAPEL.

April 10th, 1887.
Washington Langley returned to Whining.
ton last Friday.
Mr.. John Mabin ia with Wilson P. Fenners'
saw-mill near Dsnville
Mr.. John Langley is improving.
Mrs. Lewis Vance has moved to her dauRh.
er's, Mrs. Henry Frost, and 10 in very poor
nealth.
There will be Q missionary meeting at the
chapel next Tuesday afternoon, April 26th. at
~ O'clock, addressed by @. L. Conger and L
II. Davis.
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Z nt wu. Ee,nu \ ~ Win need
Tssos Aiciso osrsy's sshsldssa sse s1sA Win
Ar..J. q. wrisht has zone 70 0sotansld 70
work In the pad factory.
Miss Lille Wilson, Of near Greenisld, ID
visiting Misses Dudis and eallie McLarsn This
week.
DR.. Folton has placed neat fence 10 front
Of his residence. which greatly improves the
looks OF the town.
Rev. Ch.s. Luel, Of New Gsskss, prsashsds Z
very able sermon st the Friends Church last
sabbath morning ~ II o'clock. ~
The schooi board meets to-dsy One Of the
important questions 10 whether or not the
colored school on High Top will continue or
not sftt
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The heather Chinee has been indulg
ing in ways that are dark and tricks tina,
are vain again. Three Celestials cheated
their way into this forbidden Eden las,
week on fraudulent return certificates
with the name OF the Customs Collector
forged. But the intruders have gotten
inside in safety, and it is too late for the
vengeance of vexed government to
Oyertake them.
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LYNCHBuRa.

April 18th, 1887.
School will close here next Friday.
Rev. L. N. Davis was In the city on Tuesday.
Mrs. u. ]. Thompson spent Sunday in Hills
b0ro.
George Bsring and wife sre both confined TO
the house with siotnsss.
John d. Cleveland hes gone to vincenues,
Ind TO run steam shovel
B. r. Goddard hes secured position in
drug store st Findlay. Ohio.
Dr. Brown, Of Hiilsboro, made professional
visit TO our town on Monday.
Mrs. Dixon u canvassing this township for Q
correct copy Of Ne eoanty map. 's.v-.s.se-.--
John r. Gibson returned last weak 10 Toledo
70 resume his position on the railroad.
Mrs. Mollis Chansy vent 10 the city Tuesday
70 replsnish hsr stock OF miliaesy goods.
DR.. W. J. srofs attended the meeting Of the
Highland County Medical eocisty q Hillsboso
last Thursday.
Oscar shepherd. Of Prsbs eoesty. has hsss
secured By 1urreli Poss, q. 4. b 10 deliver
the address on Dscosatios Day.
Bro. Geo. Musson. from NJ. Vernon, Ohio.
closed quite good meeting here hst vssk q
the Christian Church, resulting 70 twelve ID
ditions 10 the church. -
The 0ddfelloss hses win cslshrsts W. ami
versary OF the oEdor on the night Of The S1sh.
inst. b. z. Doau, OF Wilmingtoo, hes bosa
invited 70 deliver the addreas. Neighborlng
lodges are invited. -
Nr. r. J. Ludviet, uhoss basp vith ~ eos-
tents vss burned April lsth. ise9. iakss thb
asethod Of thenking kis nelghhoss and fSioolb
Tor thsir timely al in nviDg hin ~. emn,
oats, wheat. Gsass aed monsl. Wnhil6 - -
member ths doaose b vin lssp thele 49,
With he suloant given aa1 vii ~ ta6k q
vso dir Y = = hsspaes ssls, n bass
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The Columbus gang of tally-sheet
forgers reached the climax of its audacity
and was foiled in its elimination OF a
series of intrigues. Prosecutor Hulinp
still holds the fort and the schemers are
thoroughly discounted. But they are
an ingenious set of demons, and when
they get ratified the public has learned
to wait expectantly for new system Of
plots.
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LlrrLirIroN,.

Cora plast.ad he's bsSua. E
III ehailsr spsus sunes1 q hogIA
10 our lsst 10 saiA Hllis in1esea q bsssman.
Mr.. o. A. Mccarthy, the amateur artist. %
Chicago, will be home on visit soon.
Bart Carroll, OF Blanohsstsr. Spent Saturday
aud sunday with his cousin. N. 9. Landsss.
John Briggs and sisters, Mary and Hannah,
q Dods6nville, spent Saturday wish Miss Anna
hteman.
J. @. Pulliam vent 70 Greene lasl week..
where he will spend the summer WITH his sisSsf,
Mrs. Buckles.
Those who ssw J. J. Mccarthy and bic bay
colt one day last week, thought be was putting
the colt had got the better Of Joe.
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Grover is going South this summer.
On the lover side ofthe Mason & Dixon
line is supposed to be a good place to
start booms, either financial or Presi.
dental. Perhaps it might be good
plan for the southern wheel-horses Of
the G. o. P. to give him banquet and
let jeff Davis deliver q toast.
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The new Kansas liquor law is poser.
1t makes it incu 'nbent upon every fellow
wanting to sell liquor to obtain petition
to the coui igned by twenty-five ladies',
and he also rst make contract not to
sell intoxicants as a beverage. Such
peculiar restrictions are operating to
cause drouth OF resreshment and floods
Of profanity in the approaching beer
season.
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Poor Pennsylvania Her Legislature
has passed the resolution to submit the
woman suffrage question to popular
vote. There will be a hustle among tha,
portion Of the inhabitants who wear the
ornament
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FAIRFAX.

AP'H 'Ssn' ioo''
VIM: Pollitt and family are ct present visit.
inR relatives In our village.
Born To Reuben Robuck and wife. and
Billy Fsulds and wife. . girl apiece.
F. "A. Tsner attended court last week ss
witness in the case Of Miller VS. Gall.
M, Ioh, w.h...- ,,o..a "a. h,.,,..
shop over on Front ssrsss % i.ss Tuesday. E I,'-'H'
eapy The s.ns.
Any persoa dssising 70 purohass ape road.
=. :::f :, sS,.s s:s. 4 d''spsoa v Do vs
Dr.. 7. ". Robsrds commenced school .. .h.
e; s::::: :: = =: :;:::: =; moved from on. ,..,
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Senator Sherman's letter to the young
Republicans of Philadelphia is a speci.
men of sound politics and not of rabid
partisan ranting. The tendency to
idolize everything that bears the name
Of Republican" out of respect to its
title, and regardless of the fact that it
may aid Democratic methods is an i'll
that needs guarding against. The class
that does most of the "hollering" does
least of the working and thinking. Sher.
man constantly shows his wisdom by
Keeping definite practical theory of
government before the people and he is
able to back up every statement by the
history Of the past and the achievements
of the present.
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Unclaimed Letters.

List of unclaimed letters remaining in the
Post Office At Hillsboro. o., April 2lst, 1887
Brown Fr.nkE Hill Henny Mrs
arson Q W Henderson Jos
''haney Jno L Moore Elmyra
rhsss L(O McC0nnsuRhey Cd
Dellahsy William Putnam Allen T
Famsntis Mira Ruth II Streobo Vim
Forseille Louise Wilkin David
Wheelock 8
Please say advertised letters in calling for
he above. G. T. PopE, P. N.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-04-21
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April loth, III.
Dame Ramof says ~ ere V have wedding
II this locality coon.
Aunt eallis eoal one dsy Last week fell and
broke bone Of her wrist.
The funeral procession OF W. n. Reno passed
through here last Friday, on the way 70 Pros.
pect for interment.
A four. days meeting will commence 70
morrow night st upion, vouduCted By Rev. Mt.
Evans, President Of the Ohio Conference.